This week we shot some quick fire 'First and Last' style questions at comedienne Janey Godley so you could find out a little more about her - this is what she had to say:
First record you bought?
'Puppy Love' by Donny Osmond
Last film you watched?
Nebraska
First Crush?
Donny Osmond
Last meal you cooked yourself?
I don't cook
First great piece of advice you were given?
Always assume the worst
Last book you read?
'The Bat' by Jo Nesbo
First thing you would do if you knew the world was going to end?
Make my daughter Ashley impersonate a comic we know ... always makes me laugh.
Last thing you do before doing a show?
Stand backstage and wonder what I am going to say
First thing you do after a show?
Have a cup of tea
Last time you were star struck?
Meeting Kevin Godley from 10CC - we share a name but not DNA
First thing you’d do if you ran the country?
Publicly boot David Cameron in the crotch for demonising the poor, then jail all the tax avoiders.
Last meal on earth – what would it be?
Corned beef and beans
First song you’d sing at Karaoke?
'Pearls a Singer' by Elkie Brookes
Last funny thing you saw online?
A baby singing in a car
First comedian you ever so live?
Jerry Sadowitz in my bar in 1983
Last thing you were doing before starting these questions?
Wondering if I could get Ashley to answer them for me
First Holiday you ever went on?
St Andrews 1966
Last time you made a fool of yourself?
My shorts fell down in the street during the fringe last year.
First job you ever had?
Community care worker 1977
Last Comedian you saw you that you thought was great?
Nish Kumar at The Stand Comedy Club - Edinburgh
First thing you would do/recommend when you arrive in Glasgow?
Go meet people, get on a bus
See below for more information about Janey Godley's show at Glasgow International Comedy Festival 2014. Don't forget to follow us on Twitter and like us on Facebook for all the latest festival news, updates and offers!
JANEY GODLEY
OH MY GODLEY!
FRIDAY 28 MARCH & SATURDAY 29 MARCH
20:00
20:00
ORAN MOR
£13 / £11
The slightly wicked godmother of Scottish comedy returns to the Glasgow International Comedy Festival to say the things you think but can't say aloud. Current affairs, politics and stories so outrageous they are barely believable, the over friendly cleaner with the razor sharp wit is back and this time she's brought her comedian daughter Ashley Storrie... again.
